It was animating to see the immense crowds, and the general gaiety, but the masks were nothing.

I have been twice to the D.'s" (those cousins of "Mary's" of whom I have before made mention).

"When she leaves Bruxelles, I shall have nowhere to go to.
I have had two letters from Mary.

She does not tell me she has been ill, and she does not complain; but her letters are not the letters of a person in the enjoyment of great happiness.

She has nobody to be as good to her as M.Heger is to me; to lend her books; to converse with her sometimes, &c.
"Good-bye.